-Plants & Wildlife

[lynnfrwd]

Use this thread to post patterns related to Plants & Wildlife

[Kenm810]

A Line Drawn Lion

[ktjwilliams]

Someone shared this and I used it on several works that were popular...

[eelamb]

A pattern I am working on, not finished yet. I wanted to see how it would look in designer.

[rkm1187]

Eurasian steppe eagle I've been working on

[gregsolano]

A great looking eagle, thanks for sharing!

[b.sumner47]

Nice Eagle, I like it very much. Capt Barry

[rkm1187]

Thanks guys.

Here is hawk I tried but don't have time to finish it today. This one is a little more tricky, it looks similar to a parakeet in apperance with a bit of a hood and tapered beak. I was able to taper the wings but ended up looking lower than the body. The patch under the eye is a pain and needs smoothed so it doesn't end up chipping.

Here is the base image if anyone wants to work on it.

[lawrence]

you guys told me to keep going...
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u313/ldr_klr/flowers.jpg

[easybuilt]

Nice pattern lawrence! Thanks for sharing, looks like your having fun too!

[lawrence]

http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u313/ldr_klr/rose.jpg
single rose...

what I find most interesting about this MPC is that you do not need to do a "carve region" to have it work properly. I can see using this technique in the future. (the pattern was freely shared on another forum)

Lawrence

[lawrence]

one last one....

cranes
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u313/ldr_klr/cranes.jpg

Lawrence

[henry1]

one last one....

cranes
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u313/ldr_klr/cranes.jpg

Lawrence
Were are you finding all of these patterns, and how or what program you using to creat all these pattern, interesting

[lawrence]

http://forum.carvewright.com/showthread.php?19165-Rigging-Rope-Please-help!&highlight=dongle

I explain it all here-- hope this helps. This is where I'm getting 95% of these--the rest are from just looking around the 'net for 3ds, rlf, greyscale bmp, etc files that folks share and importing them.

Lawrence

[Kenm810]

This one is for my youngest Granddaughter

[lpj1019]

When I was hired to make all new signage for the Mountain View Lodges in the U.P. of Michigan, I made this bear head and used it on a stop sign.....lol.....it looks great in a larger scale, smaller might need some adjustments but the owners loved this one.....carves out nice on cedar.

[eelamb]

A little something for the sweetheart in your life.
This again was from the gray-scale image site, so respect their requirements of usage.

Note: I did sculpt the rose a little to give it better details.

[ladjr]

Thanks Eddie.

I can always use things to keep my Wife happy

[easybuilt]

That is beautiful Eddie as you always do! Thanks for bring a smile to my wife when I carve it.

[b.sumner47]

Nice patterns, Eddie. They should carve up nice, as all your patterns do.


Capt Barry

[eelamb]

Thanks everyone. I like a lot of the gray-scale images, so I am taking the time to create their work of art into patterns, well at least the ones I like :-D

[TerryT]

I agree Eddie. Out of 270 or so pages there were only a dozen or so I kept to make patterns from.

[blantz]

It is the season to share.

[Bigtyme]

Really nice work... Thank you for sharing and Happy Holidays...

[b.sumner47]

Nice and sharp. Thanks for sharing.


Capt Barry

[ladjr]

Very nice.


Leo
Life is to short carve something today

[easybuilt]

Love the Tulips, Thank you!

[lawrence]

by request- frame without rose

Lawrence

[badbert]

by request- frame without rose

Lawrence

Perfect!! Thank you Lawrence!!

[radman5506]

My wife wanted a sunflower but I was having trouble figuring out how to array the petals, bergerud and badbert assisted and in thanks I am sharing.

[Pnolty13]

Any idea why I am unable to view the attached file?

[tcough3475]

Here's a palm tree I used on a recent project. Hope the .mpc file comes through.

This pattern is free to everyone and I am not giving anyone permission to sell it.

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[liblakelady]

thanks for sharing tc

[jpaluck]

Finally got to playing around with Aspire modeling tools. I had nothing in mind was just kinda playing with the functions. From what I have seen this could easily be done using the 3d tools of CW..looks pretty similar and lot less cost. Just sweeps and tilt pretty much

[easybuilt]

Nice Job John! You make it look so easy.

[zan29]

Made this sunflower for a customer. Thought I would share it.
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[RogerB]

Thanks I have 3 young ladys that come and see grandpa that will love painting this.

[oscarl48]

Suzanne,

Thank you. Its a beautiful pattern.

Oscar

[mikemi]

Thanks you Susanne. My wife already wants 3 of them.

Mike

[oscarl48]

Simple pear leaf pattern enclosed. I added an mpc (sorry designer 2xx) on building a small scene with it. Just copied and pasted and then changed size and orientation.

[oscarl48]

For my tree hugger hippie friends

:) pattern of the tree

[oscarl48]

Fruits are plants...right? Wasn't sure where to stick this in.

[CarverJerry]

Looking for a pattern to make for my garden, need for radish and one for watermelon. Any help would sure make my day. Thanks in advance.

[oscarl48]

Here is a quick effort for a radish pattern. Are you still playing with blender? (I gave up 3 times on it before it finally stuck)

The pattern is of only one radish but you can add more at different depths and angles to make up the bunch (example shown and mpc added of the pictured design). I would recommend a small draft due to the thin parts of the pattern.

Oscar

[CarverJerry]

Perfect, thanks I'll give it a carve this weekend. I've been playing around a bit but with nice weather here now I don't get much time to spend on the computer but haven't given up.

[CarverJerry]

Darn, I'm running the older version and can't open it, can you make it for 1.187 version of designer? I really like the bunch, but I guess I could always put several of the pnt patterns together.

[oscarl48]

Jerry, sorry just saw the entry. I just made a pattern of the bundle to make it easy.

I'm in the process of moving so will have internet for a few more days but then will be down until the 17th. That was the earliest we could get them to come out.

[CarverJerry]

This will work. Thanks a lot, you rock. Good luck with the move and all.

[CarverJerry]

Just thought I'd post the radishes sign I carved, again I thank you. Here are a couple others I have carved too. Sure adds a little character to the garden. Oh, and I'm not an artist by any means, just a quick paint job worked for me.

[Gary Koval]

Carverjerry,
Those really turned out great, and they do add a splash of color to a garden. Nice job!
Gary

[dbemus]

Great idea!!! They add a nice touch to the garden! Going to make some for a friend who shares his gardening produce with me each year.

[oscarl48]

I was playing with the concept of flowers in a watering can. In the end I didn't like it but maybe someone can use it. Wife is encouraging springtime patterns but still not sure what I will be making.

[oscarl48]

I created this for my spice rack. Favorite spice is hot.

[oscarl48]

Enclosed is a simple squash pattern that can be used for garden signs if you so choose.

P.S. forgot to mention as a footnote, that if you handle Carolina Reaper and then rub your eyes you get the oddest sensation of pain and then more pain. Just in case anyone wants to try it for fun.

I planted some Carolina Reaper so will have fresh from the garden this year. Yummm.